Moes Smart Wall Touch Light (2 Gang) vs Moes Wi-Fi Smart Light Switch

The Moes Wi-Fi Smart Light Switch comes out ahead overall, offering the better price and the higher owner rating. The Moes Smart Wall Touch Light (2 Gang) counters with two-circuit control, a glass touch panel and a no-neutral install, so the touch model still wins if you need those specifically.

Gang count and wiring. The Moes Wi-Fi Smart Light Switch is a single-pole switch that requires a neutral wire, while the Moes Smart Wall Touch Light (2 Gang) controls two circuits from one glass touch plate and installs on a single live wire with no neutral, thanks to its included capacitor.

Yes for the Moes Wi-Fi Smart Light Switch, which needs a neutral wire in the box. The Moes Smart Wall Touch Light (2 Gang) does not, since it is built for single-live-wire circuits and ships with a capacitor to keep LED bulbs from flickering.

Yes. Both switches use 2.4GHz WiFi with no hub and integrate with Alexa, Google Home, Home Assistant and IFTTT through the Smart Life/Tuya app. Neither supports Apple HomeKit or Matter.

Buyers with a neutral wire who want the most affordable single-circuit switch and would use its inching auto-off timer, which is handy for bathroom fans and heat lamps that are easy to leave running.

Anyone controlling two lights from one box who wants the glass touch-panel look, or who has no neutral wire and needs a switch that runs on a single live wire.